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Most startups get derailed by scaling too fast but Yoodli's rapid rise proves a different approach works. In this episode, Derek Sessions, CTO of Yoodli, shares how relentless customer obsession, rapid prototype iteration, and an unwavering focus on real impact fueled a company that went from zero to $60 million in funding in just a few months. Discover how to navigate high-speed growth without losing sight of what truly matters.
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